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From 11 p.m. Tuesday, **November 3** until 4 a.m. Wednesday, **November 4** and continuing overnight nightly, [City of Toronto](http://www.toronto.ca/) contractors are repairing a sewer + at the **intersection** of **King Street West** with **York Street**, requiring the City to close traffic lanes at the intersection. The [TTC](http://www.ttc.ca/) is detouring streetcars alo...

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The [TTC](http://www.ttc.ca/) is closing Line 1 **Yonge - University** subway **between Lawrence West and St Andrew** stations **earlier than usually** Monday, **November 2** until Friday, **November 6**. Line 1 subway trains operate only **between Vaughan Metropolitan Centre and Lawrence West** stations and **between Finch and St Andrew** stations **after 11:59 p.m.** those...

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*Note that this post is "under construction." We'll update it with more information soon.* Starting Sunday, **November 1**, the [TTC](http://www.ttc.ca/) is revising streetcar, bus, subway and light rail transit service along many routes and lines. * * * ####**Changes resulting from construction projects** * * * #####**King Street West** To prepare for upcoming [City of Tor...

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The [TTC](http://www.ttc.ca/) is opening Line 2 **Bloor - Danforth** later than usually **between Jane and Ossington** stations Sunday, **November 1**. Line 2 trains operate only **between Kipling and Jane** stations and between **Kennedy and Ossington**...

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Today marks my 20th anniversary of posting information on Transit Toronto. I hadn't really had much experience working on the web back then, so was surprised when James Bow asked me to start writing these articles. My very first post was nothing much to write home about (pun very much intended) -- fairly routine and probably not that interesting today. It describes how the TTC...

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